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How to Comply with CAN-SPAM

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Learn about the requirements of CAN-SPAM and how to meet them. Read the related feature blog article here: https://termsfeed.com/blog/can-spam/

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CAN-SPAM stands for Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003. (1) Link to https://www.ftc.gov/ Federal Trade Commission (1) (FTC) is enforcing the requirements of CAN-SPAM. -
You can face fines up to $16,000 per email if you violate CAN-SPAM. -
Is your email a commercial email?-
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Checklist for CAN-SPAM compliance -
Transmission data includes the From, To, Reply-to fields and originating domain name and email address. 1 Is your transmission data correct?
Avoid sensationalism to only get your users to open your email. If the claim in your subject line is misleading, thats a problem. 2 Is your subject line accurate?
All commercial emails you send must have a postal address. 3 Is there a postal address in the email?
Use the double confirmation process to get confirmation from users that they want to opt-in to receive your emails. 4 Did the user opt-in?
The ability to unsubscribe is a major part of CAN-SPAM. 5 Is there a clear way to unsubscribe?
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Most email marketing platforms will honor unsubscribe requests often instantaneous. However if you process each unsubscribe manually, honor the unsubscribe request within 10 days. 6 Do you honor unsubscribe requests within 10 days?
Some users may want a global unsubscribe from all your emails. Other users may wish to unsubscribe only from certain emails, but not from all emails. 7 Can users choose the type of email they receive from you?
Once a recipient unsubscribes, remove the recipient's email address from your lists 8 Do you share the email address of your unsubscribed recipients?
Its best to avoid harvesting email addresses. 9 Do you harvest email address?
Identify the explicit material in the subject line and offer instructions on how the material can be accessed. 10 Do your emails contain explicit material?
Complying with CAN-SPAM means good business. No one enjoys receiving unsolicited email and when they want to opt-out they should be able to do so easily. -
- Learn more about CAN-SPAM at https://termsfeed.com/blog/can-spam/
Disclaimer: Legal information is not legal advice - Learn more about CAN-SPAM at https://termsfeed.com/blog/can-spam/

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How to Comply with CAN-SPAM

  • 2. CAN-SPAM stands for Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003. (1) Link to https://www.ftc.gov/ Federal Trade Commission (1) (FTC) is enforcing the requirements of CAN-SPAM. -
  • 3. You can face fines up to $16,000 per email if you violate CAN-SPAM. -
  • 4. Is your email a commercial email?-
  • 5. -
  • 6. -
  • 8. Transmission data includes the From, To, Reply-to fields and originating domain name and email address. 1 Is your transmission data correct?
  • 9. Avoid sensationalism to only get your users to open your email. If the claim in your subject line is misleading, thats a problem. 2 Is your subject line accurate?
  • 10. All commercial emails you send must have a postal address. 3 Is there a postal address in the email?
  • 11. Use the double confirmation process to get confirmation from users that they want to opt-in to receive your emails. 4 Did the user opt-in?
  • 12. The ability to unsubscribe is a major part of CAN-SPAM. 5 Is there a clear way to unsubscribe?
  • 13. -
  • 14. Most email marketing platforms will honor unsubscribe requests often instantaneous. However if you process each unsubscribe manually, honor the unsubscribe request within 10 days. 6 Do you honor unsubscribe requests within 10 days?
  • 15. Some users may want a global unsubscribe from all your emails. Other users may wish to unsubscribe only from certain emails, but not from all emails. 7 Can users choose the type of email they receive from you?
  • 16. Once a recipient unsubscribes, remove the recipient's email address from your lists 8 Do you share the email address of your unsubscribed recipients?
  • 17. Its best to avoid harvesting email addresses. 9 Do you harvest email address?
  • 18. Identify the explicit material in the subject line and offer instructions on how the material can be accessed. 10 Do your emails contain explicit material?
  • 19. Complying with CAN-SPAM means good business. No one enjoys receiving unsolicited email and when they want to opt-out they should be able to do so easily. -
  • 20. - Learn more about CAN-SPAM at https://termsfeed.com/blog/can-spam/
  • 21. Disclaimer: Legal information is not legal advice - Learn more about CAN-SPAM at https://termsfeed.com/blog/can-spam/